Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****
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@Machpants said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
@MN5 there is a lot of case law out there which includes mental age and/or capability with respect to consent. She'd be treading on thin legal ice!
The rules were different A long time ago in a Galaxy far far away. She's all good
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I'm watching Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian. A behind the scenes look at the TV series. It is brilliant, a SW fan's dream. In episode two Dave Filoni explains the arc of Anakin and Luke in the first 6 SW films in a riveting 5 minutes, mesmerizing the entire roundtable. It was intense and emotional
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Holy shit!
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Some of them sound plausible, but at least 2 don't fit right to me. SW1 Rise of Skywalker doesn't work, Anakin is introduced but during the film and by the finish I would not define his progression as a rise. SW4 Return of the Jedi, if you refer to the return of Obi Wan maybe. But he is not a primary character, he is a supporting one albeit an important one in the context of the trilogy. It can't refer to Luke because he is not even a Jedi in training by the end of the film
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@canefan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
Some of them sound plausible, but at least 2 don't fit right to me. SW1 Rise of Skywalker doesn't work, Anakin is introduced but during the film and by the finish I would not define his progression as a rise. SW4 Return of the Jedi, if you refer to the return of Obi Wan maybe. But he is not a primary character, he is a supporting one albeit an important one in the context of the trilogy. It can't refer to Luke because he is not even a Jedi in training by the end of the film
There’s always one geek who tries to out nerd the rest of us
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@MN5 said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
@canefan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
Some of them sound plausible, but at least 2 don't fit right to me. SW1 Rise of Skywalker doesn't work, Anakin is introduced but during the film and by the finish I would not define his progression as a rise. SW4 Return of the Jedi, if you refer to the return of Obi Wan maybe. But he is not a primary character, he is a supporting one albeit an important one in the context of the trilogy. It can't refer to Luke because he is not even a Jedi in training by the end of the film
There’s always one geek who tries to out nerd the rest of us
The more I listen the more I realise he's all wrong
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@canefan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
@MN5 said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
@canefan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
Some of them sound plausible, but at least 2 don't fit right to me. SW1 Rise of Skywalker doesn't work, Anakin is introduced but during the film and by the finish I would not define his progression as a rise. SW4 Return of the Jedi, if you refer to the return of Obi Wan maybe. But he is not a primary character, he is a supporting one albeit an important one in the context of the trilogy. It can't refer to Luke because he is not even a Jedi in training by the end of the film
There’s always one geek who tries to out nerd the rest of us
The more I listen the more I realise he's all wrong
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@MN5 Just misguided. Seemingly compelling, but ultimately wrong. Not to say that the titles could be better.
I'm OK with Phantom Menace aka the trade federation
Attack of the Clones could be Rise of the Clones
SW3 was revenge of the Sith. Darth Sidious and his apprentice Darth Vader destroy the Jedi order and control the Republic
SW4 New hope = Luke
SW5 ESB after the rebels won the battle of Yavin
SW6 ROTJ Luke needs no more training -
@canefan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
Some of them sound plausible, but at least 2 don't fit right to me. SW1 Rise of Skywalker doesn't work, Anakin is introduced but during the film and by the finish I would not define his progression as a rise. SW4 Return of the Jedi, if you refer to the return of Obi Wan maybe. But he is not a primary character, he is a supporting one albeit an important one in the context of the trilogy. It can't refer to Luke because he is not even a Jedi in training by the end of the film
The Jedi returning is Luke. And Rise fits TPM better than Rey/Ben "rising" in the last one.
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@Kirwan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
@canefan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
Some of them sound plausible, but at least 2 don't fit right to me. SW1 Rise of Skywalker doesn't work, Anakin is introduced but during the film and by the finish I would not define his progression as a rise. SW4 Return of the Jedi, if you refer to the return of Obi Wan maybe. But he is not a primary character, he is a supporting one albeit an important one in the context of the trilogy. It can't refer to Luke because he is not even a Jedi in training by the end of the film
The Jedi returning is Luke. And Rise fits TPM better than Rey/Ben "rising" in the last one.
Let's face it, there are some pretty shit names here
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@canefan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
@Kirwan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
@canefan said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
Some of them sound plausible, but at least 2 don't fit right to me. SW1 Rise of Skywalker doesn't work, Anakin is introduced but during the film and by the finish I would not define his progression as a rise. SW4 Return of the Jedi, if you refer to the return of Obi Wan maybe. But he is not a primary character, he is a supporting one albeit an important one in the context of the trilogy. It can't refer to Luke because he is not even a Jedi in training by the end of the film
The Jedi returning is Luke. And Rise fits TPM better than Rey/Ben "rising" in the last one.
Let's face it, there are some pretty shit names here
Yep, but they are kind of supposed to be. Pulp/Flash Gordon roots